In-Person Clergy Healthy Boundary Training
Saturday, September 26th at Camp Christian
The Christian Church in Ohio will once again offer Clergy Healthy Boundary Training, only this time it will be in a new format with new trainers. The Balance Boundary Training will be held on Saturday, September 26 at Camp Christian and will be a day long training. The option to come early and spend Friday night in the Monroe Lodge will be offered. The training will be led by the Revs. Amy and Bill Spangler Dunning. It will count for both a first/primary Clergy Healthy Boundary Training AND for an updated clergy Healthy Boundary Training.
Balance Boundary Training is a ministry of Revs Amy and Bill Spangler-Dunning. This is a new take and approach to boundary training for clergy and laity. At the core of the training/experience is the belief that boundary violations occur as a direct relationship to our life being out of balance. As human beings, we constantly adjust to keep our life going and "balanced.” The ways in which we make these adjustments can either be healthy or not so healthy. This boundary training seeks to provide tools and skills to help everyone make solid healthy choices to keep our lives in healthy balance. It is hoped that this proactive approach will reduce the need or frequency of unhealthy boundary behaviors. We accomplish this through a mixture of presentations and interactive activities. This experience is more spiritual retreat than simply a training lecture on things not to do. We hope that this new approach will enrich the God-Created wholeness of who people are while improving the overall safety and health of clergy and laity throughout the church.
Rev. Amy Spangler-Dunning, LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) & M.Div (Ordained minister) brings together the mental health and ministry worlds to provide awareness and tools for maintaining our balance and boundaries in this world. Rev. Bill Spangler-Dunning, M.Div (Ordained minister) brings his 25 years in regional ministry to connect the "what” with the "why” for boundaries for clergy and laity.
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